BABA & KAUR NORTHERN CUISINE ( Pure Punjabi & Wester Cuisine- Aunthentic Flavors,One Great Experience) — Restaurant in Malacca

FOOD: GOOD QUALITY FOOD, guest’s dietary requirements and well being is top consideration by the owners. Well, this simply means, if you are gluten intolerant, speak to them and get recommendations for proper food options) Good portion; each serving can be shared with min. 2 people. And, they serve only North Indian food, NO fusion of Baba&Nyonya. (No disappointment at all 😄)

AMBIENCE: Nice cosy restaurant; clean and calm vibes. Sat extra hour just relaxing while enjoying my second cup of tea. Restaurant has facility of private room/area if required.

RULE : NO. 1 (AWESOME and HIGHLY COMMENDED) And another awesome part of dining here is, guests are advised to put away their mobile phones, no mobile phones usage on dining table, instead you get options to play board games while waiting for freshly prepared meals!

HOSPITALITY: Warm hospitality and guests are well appreciated by both owners and crew members. Checking on food served and guest’s acceptance on the served food.

Went in as customer; left as friends knowing the owners; their passion for good quality food and offerings.

Again, thank you to Mr Ram for the good food & tea😌. And Mrs. Kaur, thank you for sparing some of the 100% vegetarian...

A big Thumbs down 👎🏻👎🏻

Last night we went to dinner at this place. We were looking for a suitable option in Jonker walk area for Indian cuisine and went for impressive Google rating of 4.6. Hindi and Punjabi songs caught our attention from a distance and we were glad finally it would be a nice meal after a tiring outing. Ambience looked reasonable and there were no guests but us (around 10:00 pm). We ordered Indian vegetarian food - dal makhani, chole masala, jeera rice and chapati. Except jeera rice everything was below par. Dal and chole were bland and they really did not taste fresh either. I do not know which dal was served but that definitely was not dal makhani. Portion size was too small. We surely would have ordered more as we were damn hungry had it not been for the pathetic taste. Tawa roti should have been more soft and tandoori more cooked.

It was a total waste of money and not at all justified it being called a Punjabi restaurant. There was a wall full of hand written testimonials from visitors all across globe. Still wondering where it came from after such an unpleasant...

As it was asked, in sarcastic way to share my experience ,

I am writing with full honesty, and hope it will not go beyond the broken heart.

we did not got the hospitility which a normal family deserve, it was a dinner, and we was seriously expected a lot , seeing a north Indian Restaurant.

1: Quality of food yes i underrated it, cause presentation and services was below of standard of street shop. Service: we have been there for more than 2 hrs, with family and kids, we ordered some starter and main course,

we recived started post main course, second, we got bread as a first meal and waited for meal, veg after 10 minutes. hahahhaha

Lastly, we have to ask for water bottle once we asked, after our dinner.

it was a big disappointment, for me, we are not only representing food of india, we assure our culture and ethics as well.

i was not aware that it will hurt you. but appreciate that you consider the all feedback. and i assure next time i will also ring the bell and she what...